Active Disability (Exercise Buddies)
What is it?
Active Disability (Exercise Buddies) is a project partly funded by the Health and Social Care Regional Integration Fund. The project aims to increase the amount of physical activity that people with a learning disability and their parents/carers and families engage in.
Who is it for?
The scheme is aimed at adults and children with learning disabilities.
What’s included?
We organise a wide range of activities for our service users including:
- Closed Swimming
- Supervised Gym
- Multi-sports drop in session (Badminton, Archery, Bowling, Table tennis and Curling)
- Boccia
- Summer Water Sports (Kayaking, Paddle Boarding and Surfing)
How much does it cost?
Prices changes from 1st May 2025
Participation fees are set in accordance with Pembrokeshire Leisure charges. However, the majority of our service users qualify for the Passport to Leisure membership. For more details, please visit Memberships and Charges on the Pembrokeshire Leisure website. Additionally, one carer or family member accompanying a service user may attend free of charge.
Active Disability (Exercise Buddies) Community
We collaborate with a variety of local organisations who support us in providing the best opportunities for our service users to improve their physical and mental wellbeing. Our activities provide a platform to engage in a fun and safe place to exercise. We work in partnership with Value Independence, MenCap, Pembrokeshire People First, Portfield School, Scolton Manor and many other individuals with an interest in helping the Active Disability (Exercise Buddies) community.
How can I get involved?
If you would like to find out more or attend any of our sessions, please send us an email
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Or click this QR code to join our private Facebook group Active Disability (Exercise Buddies) where weekly updates and all news will be posted.
